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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Murry Myers bought a magnificent up
right piano for his wife of Thos Shaw. J.
G. Mccoy bought fine Baker Bros, Will
Jones a fine Decker Bros Two other parties
bought, but it cannot be let out. as they are
surprises Thos. Shaw gets all thu first class
trade, because he has the best goods made
and lower than anyone else. Don't buy till
you see him. 9s-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Gone to Join the Colony.

New YORK, March 10-The failure of
the old and well known house of Leivson
& Co. wholesale clothiers. which was an,
nounced yesterday. was caused by their
dishonest bookkeepcr, Edward NJ. New
man. who pursued clever system Of
Justification for many years The amount
of Newmans slealings is believed to sum
up over $50, geo. He is thought TO be in
Canada by this time
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Removal.

Messrs. Taylor, Hail Il Co. have removed
their office to 2ll \ Main st, i'll the Meyer 6.
Heiserman building, where they have per
haps the most complete offices in the city.
This firm, besides dealing largely il: real
estate represent twelve Cf the leading En-
glish and American insurance companies
and are doing large business in this line.
The MessIs. Taylor have resided in our
city for dozen years end are thoroughly
posted on real estate values. while Mr.. j. e.
Hall is one of the best posted fire insurance
men in the state.
Ii you need anything either in real estate
or insurance. give this firm a trial. They
are responsible and reliable 97-2I
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Prepared for Evenfualities.

OTTAWA, ONT, March 10-Capt Scott,
r. N, commodore of the Canadian feet
of fishing cruisers, arrived here to confer
with the minister of marine and fisheries
regarding the protective service for the
coming season. He says that if necessary
the fleet can be increased, each vessel to be
equipped to meet any emergency. 1t has
been stated that American fishing vessels
would come into Canadian waters armed
to resist seizure. While ne discredited the
statement the cruisers will be prepared for
all eyentualities.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Attention Traders.

If You have anything to trade for some
thing that will suit you better you will find
it to your interest to call on or address us.
We do an immense trading business in city
property, town property. improved farms,
wild lands, merchandise of oil descriptions,
stock of all kinds. 1t matters not with Us
how much or little you have to trade we will
handle it for you if it does not lay outside of
the United States. Our commission is 5 per
cent for first thousand and 9 l-2 per cent on
all sums above Murdoch, Britton & Wilson,
room . 32l East Douglas ave. 91-3tEs
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Kansas City Gram and Provisions.

EASsAs CITY. March 10.
Daily Irdicator.rec wheat receipts none. ship
uents none: Ia store 2l5.aU; dull. No. rcd, cash.
Il cid, May x bid. $3.50
st-oaser; No cash, 81 bid; April Ss4 Nay its-
bill
Oats No. cash. 26ai asked.
Esls, stesry: hay unchanged
Rye No. = cash. - bid.
Mil Stllif.-SIeady ~. dried. ~
Corn Aeai-G3res-n e2,6 sacked.
Rran-Baik. ~. sacked. IS.
Mess Pork-Sls -
Provsions.-sugsr cured hams. iIsi bacon io dried
beef " dried beef .ce 2: dry salt cesi rib sides
o at Ions clear IS ST. shoulders r. ~ short clear,
Is -, smoked clear rib sides. 50 %: long clear.
Is 30; shoulders g. -: short clear. So ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
A ChamDjon Missing,

New YORK, March 10 Prof Alfred
L. White. the famous stenographer. has
been missing since Washington's birthday,
and his friends fear that he has made
away with himself He had lately become
victim to the opium habit lie was es-
teemed among his craft as the most rapit
and generally capable short hand man in
the world.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
For sale.

A finely improved farm of 324 acres sit
uated l mile from Garnett, Kan. good build
ings, good fences, good water, 1900 apple,
500 Richmond cherry, 150bear and great
variety of small fruits, ell in full bearing.
500 evergreens to 20 it, 1000 deciduons
trees, shrubs, roses. etc. /; II good
mares, some thoroughbred cattle and full
equipment Of implements, all to be sold to-
gether. Low prices and easy terms En-
quire of or write to Wright & Adams. 203 Z
Douglas. $685.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
A Hearing for the Anarchists.

CHICAGO. March 10-A Daily News
Ottawa, Ill. special states that the Illinois
supreme court decided to hear arguments
on the motion for new trial for the Hay
market anarchists next Thursday The
motion will he argued orally, two hours
being allowed tn each of the six attorneys.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
ST. Louis Lave stock.
CT ,ou,a March 10

Caitle-Rec-,pts. los5: r,srket active and strong.
choice heavy native s:eers 81 5sa5 TO- butchers
steers fair 70 choice s. ess4 %. feeders far 10
good g eoaS -, .tockers fair TO good e ase3 10:
Texss common to ~hoice. 81 ao1S g.
Hoys-Reccipis $40; market active and ashHSe
highe: choice heavy and butchers selections o $50
6 %; packing fair TO god. IS ests5 81. workers me
dfcp prime Is s5l5 %. piSs common good q 81
as 81.
Sheep-R-c-ipts. go, market ncrive; common 70
fair ~ 30 C %. medium tn fancy. s. so6s ~.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Attention Ladies'.

have rented room in the Eagle clothing
house with entrance on Lawrence avenue and
will tit up the same for millinery parlors
MY stock is how ON the road direct from
New York and will he open III a few days.
Ladies favor me with call
d9S-St* L. z. BRENNAN
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
IN Stain Quo.

PTrTsBURG. Pa. March 10-Not much
improvement in the strike situation on the
Connellsville division Of the Baltimore &
Ohio road Yardmen are working again
in this city and enough freight trains are
moving 10 keep the read clear. bat the
strikers are still firm at other places.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Now on the market for the first time
Rafting good bargains and good terms. For
sale by BALDRIDGE, HUBBARD & Co.,
94-6t $50 n Main, Room l.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Ocean Steamer Af!oat.

NORFOLK. Va, March l0.-The North
German LLOYD steamer Rhein, which
grounded on Hog Island while on her
VOYAGE fro. Bremen 10 Baltimore, got OF
this morning and is expected 10 arrive in
Baltimore this afternoon
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
An Addition as Is an Addition.

nemings on Hydraulic between llth and
l3th--firSt time ever offered. No corRtieil
addition. this Come quick and pick. Great
and dead low bargains
BALpRIpGE. HUBRARDN Co,
OCT ;,5t y Main, Room |.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
To Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received as the
Office of the secretary of the Sterling Land
and Investment company until IL O'Clock
noon March 16. 1857 for the building of the
Cooper Memorial college in the city of Ster-
ling.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Office of W. II. Page, secretary.
The company reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order Of the Investment company
W. H. PAGE,
Secretary 8. l. & l. Co.
Sterling, Kan, March g. 1857. 93-et
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

2 lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st,
Mr.. II. /. Rick.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

If you have bargain for sale bring it to
us and it will be sold before the day is done.
Cliff MCDOWELL &c MANSON,
Room 5 up stairs, 254 n Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Asked a stranger OF the best judge in Wichi-
ia. The judge said: Ask Paul & Mastin.
IA n Main. for they row have the cheapest
lots in the city. These lots are located be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS, east of Chisholm
creek, Don't fail To see them d97-3t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Now is the time to buy Your boots, shoes
a Grand $500 upright piano given away; a
ticket given to every purchaser of pair Of
boots or shoes at John Bratsch's until July
Ii, 1891 d96-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

We want your inside and your outside
property on our books. We have customer.
every day for your property. Bring 1t to u
if you want it sold
Mcdowell & MANSON,
Gift Room 5 over 2l4 n Main st.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

ls2xIs7}E on Moser avenue Maple Grove
addition $500 Terms: Si5p0 CASH S45u in
| three months, s55t in eleven months at per
cent. for Ten days only.
d-91-ltA DUNBAR BRoS..
lSS n Nam ST
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
9i-6c

Fifty foot lots, ~ ard ~, Mead avenue,
Ransom q Rays addition Price 1926, cash
Dunbar Bros. ij-S West Mann street. 9.-lt*
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
For sale.

Houses and lots in Strong's addition or
easy terms of payment. TosH Il Co,
91-2t* Room 8, PA North Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Subscribers to the 18th St bridge fund are
hereby requested to call at once and pay
their subscription to A. n. Maxwell or J. K.
Sawyer, who are authorized to receipt for the
same w. C.. WOODMAN,
A. H. Maxwell, Sec'y. President
dgl-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Buy lots in the Logan addition, of W. 0.
Riddell & Co., over Kansas National bank
Main st
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Great Bargain.

90 acres On n Lawrence ave, suitable to
plat, terms easy. Enquire or address Geo.
f Door T. O. COX No s. 9S-St+
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

We have a few lots left in the Logan addi-
ton. W O. RIDDELL & Co.,
Over Kansas National bank, Main st.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Jno. s. Cozire & Co. have removed their
Office to 23S North Main st. They have q fine
list of property at lowe st prices. Call and
examine their list and look at the property
and you will be convinced. d94 Ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Queensware at cost, c. FL. Hunters. 97-1Gt

Lots 50 to ~, Woodland ave, Rich add,
are hereby withdrawn from the market.
Wichita, Mar. y, 81. RoBT JACKS.
~ 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

In Carey Park, Rosenthal's add, Main st.
lots, Wheeler's add, Mascot and Mills add !;
also snap in Garfield and Richmonds add
HrTE, DUGGER g. KREMER,
06-6t# l43 North Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
The Boss Addition.

Never before offered. Deming's addition,
northeast between 18th and 18th. For sale
cheap by BALDRIDGE. HUBBARD & Co., ~
9i-6t $50 N Main, Room 1.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

=
Since the city has so spread as to take in
all the old time gardener lands and convert
them into additions to the city, it begins to
be a mooted question where our supply of
garden vegetables is to come from. Certain
it is that new men and new lands must be
devoted to this very profitable business Of
market gardening.
Realizing the situation, have bought the
g hf of NV or of sec l6, t %, e, and have
sub-divided it into acre lots and propose to
sell on reasonable terms and at fair prices to
gardeners. This 81 acres Of land is situated
on Hydraulic ave, only two miles south of
the corporate line of the city. and is rich
valley land, sub irrigated by the big river
The soil is the very best and will yield good
crops without rain. Nc better land for
small fruit and market gardening can be
found in Kansas
Parties so desiring can see plats of this
land and get prices and terms at Hotchkins
G. Wheelers office, cor Douglas ave and
Market st. j. G.. Mccoy. 9-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Blanks.

Deeds and mortgages standard, general
form and No. s, for sale in quantities to
suit at this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

For cheap acre lets, also the cheapest bust
ness lots on West Douglas ave. call on Nike
Whitaker & Co, EOS East Douglas ave.
d31-3t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Snecfal Rar1ain,

Extra copies of the EAGLE can be OBJ
tanned in the counting room for five cents
each, with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

The Ohio Addition
Corner Hydraulic and 18th sts. These lots
are IN the best residence part Of the city and
for sale ON easy terms SStf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
For Sale

Fifty feet on Waco ave at a special bar
gain. GEORGE G. ATHENS,
d96-tf 1913 Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
81. Louis Gram and Provisions.
st. Lorls. March 10

Rlour-steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Activs but irregular and generally lower:
,,e market Cpenec firm and ruled stesdy foe time
h"t soon weakened and declined AAJ<c recovered
ersctfcp but ca sed on again toward the clos eaxd
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Terms easy: buyers can clear lo9 per cent
within sixty days. Call Oh Paul Il Mastin,
IA North Main Do -itN
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Don't Buy, Stranger,


Until yeu see those cheap lots On sale at Office
Of Paul & Mastin, al North Main. 97-3t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
.yyhe,,c ShaIIIEuy?v

Queensware at cost, c. II. Hunters. 97-lot+
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Queensware at cost. c. Fl. Hunters 91-lo
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Seats now on Sale .nr every opera. ~ Union
Ticket osfice. Night pr c-s-he-erved leafs
500. Matinee price -hszervec seats ii o..
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

86t#
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19
RTTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Bookstaver OF the Court OF Common Pleas has
motion the decree Of divorce from Caroline
Gerchwind obtaned John Gerchwind than
soars ago. He holds that there evidences that
Judgment obtained by fraud without the defendants
knowledge But the long time that has passed without her
calling II question and the effect the egitipacy Of
children since born to the plaintiff after his
induce the Judge TO question the poprety OF leopenng the
against the city decided yesterday favor
Jeremiah Byron the contractor after trial before Justice
Tax and jury In the superior Court Byron under
tract with the city began the construction Of the arch in
Forty seCOndst between First and Second 1878
IN June the unfinished structure fell and two workmen were
killed The work and in october the arch fell again.
The contract was taken away from Byron by Allen Campbell
III Commissioners OF Public Works The plaintiff sued for
balance Of sl3299 90 winch he claimed was que him al
though he had not completed the work his having been
driven on by the police The jury the plaintiff
Diet for $l7,39O o.
final arguments in the of the Commercial Telegram
Company against tho stock Exchange the Gold and stock
and the Western Union Telegraph Company were made yes
ferday in the supreme Court Special Term by James G.
Garter for the defendants and Roscoe conkng for the plain
iii. Justice IngrahRm reserved lls decision.
Justice Barrett OF the Supreme Court yesterday granted
the application OF Mrs Helen A. French for injunction
stranng Frederick w Coleman and others from selling the
furniture Frenchs Hotel and from using the building.
permitting it to be usod for other purpose than that Of
hotel.
George A. Woolman was yesterday appointed by Justice
Lawrence OF the committee OF the
and estate Of Slerne Chenden. the demented lawyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ea da Io Sna S NSSns
Mills superfne SO 50 93 90 do Extra g 1898 90 DO RIO
P Paseni 5 gue
sEqtssp Es 2 RED do s%sG No. Mf
s 8" for "i FEB N esiss. Nav sSacSSS
%is '94 %T Western G 9t SeF 'as
ss'eTg N5s% 'p9 Ss9nnry
81 Sssc &cslern White 81 as9c- do Mlrcd IS Bee
Choice Western slI 80 isis 90 quiet
r rSfS g. ere. haeonshomiGers 7S7ci Clear RIB
sides e H'% %es:a
2sSSSS Guet saroo 9Ts, Petroleum +, 1,r
hf1ssf sn'sS % RE-
hasa lO's vro Whisky qu sdm a, -
Flour 2s 4sa5d Receipt-Fiour 4? $50 bbs wheat
400 bush. shpments- Flour 52e Tbls. whca, -.
bush; Corn bush salos-wheat 200 bush Corn
BOSTON Jan ls.-rlcrr QUIET Common Extras. g 90 q
prime s. ise.5 40 steady yellow. s2cl
Steamer Hir0d w 3 s apSd 30 craze S9% WS
No. wsita Shorts steady Mddiiafs per ION
sls @1i pS and soe 1906
with sale. Of oSoO bush lots at 90 & eios,ns s2e
Quiet sa & Sic asis' asked No. WHITE
g ~ 2 i:r demand bit a. Swe No r!s yc S
4sSG4S'.c'.. osts duii No , White S5GS6i4c.l NO 8
S %t' StS
SSsn 2cco 'G SgsS Oo oa, Su. $1,000 'a
CINCINNATI JAN la-FOur-Famnv. 81 35 asa 90 !
Fancy IS 8oas4 90 Wheat nrn. No. RED. 81 &c.
Receipts. 1900 bishs shpments 5000 bush....--
Corn MiIei at STA 81 oats-No Mixed
.Rye-No. soc. Pork Sl2 80.
Lard sG 40. Bulkmeatsshort Ribs - l22 Baoon--
s 81 "a F s6 q % ns snS soc On o
Butter quiet Fancy klgn Creamery 35c Extra ONO Soc
. ogs firm. Common and Light IS s0dsi go, Pack
ing ana Butchers' a. 40 "a 80. Receipts 1900 head;
shipments 400 head.
CHICAGO Jan. lS-FlOur quiet and unchan sed Winter
- 25d4 so; southern " neIs 80 ~ "a 10 Ml,
SO rs - 90 Choice to Fancy Minnesota Pat
81 2O0s4 60 Minnesota Bakers. in sacks, - loo
So 25 FIour-$2 vOa$ - 10 bills. Buekwheat a.
81 80 per loo ID.
atfn fntn 1aSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE DARkETS
rEAruREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS


There be lack Of speculative life In the grain
and In spite the regular movement abroad In good
quantities large operators ndposed to take the az
Cressive on either side Of the account and their ndfer
ence colnpels q quieude the part OF the smaller
traders Shippers took nearly 10000 bushels OF wheat
Yesterday and spot lots tri1e frmer. But only
about 100000 bushels traded In IN the option
market fluctuations were confined 10 less
than cent only steady at the lowest
than the highest prices with January at 92 February
and March and % cents respectively and
the other months shade lower as follows April 30 May
a6s. June 81 q; July 7 and August ssi cents Inc de-
mand for for export was active nearly bushels
shade better and the better feeling EXTENDED 70 the
options though only months February and March
those being the ones in which interest az al
March APRIL 90 and May So cents Inere was no
options ending follows January s5s February 49,.
easier closing down point for January at 81
and May at So %, and for June at 81
receipts gram and fonr reported yesterday nc
Philadelphia and Boston FOL
Wheat, 1647S7 bushels 1880 3ushels oats
60 ia gram. 9f85y7 bushels -four 43b!b
packages Chicago Milwaukee and ~ ous tho arrivals
were Wheat S7,73f bushels corn, 230.6s bushels;
l75OsO bushels; total grain. 49347l 3usels four
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19

LIVERPOOL Jan. ls-Provisions Bacon Cumberland Cut,
37s 3D. Long Clear Mddes. $685. OIL short Clear ahdIes
3ts GA Rios 36s I'd shoulders 2Ss O per cw Beei
s2s Od for Extra Ness Prime Mess, 5ts ID FORK
Prime Mess. o2s vi. per bbL; Prime Mess, Eastern
62sGd; Western, 57s I'd. LardAmerc2n sos Prime est
ern BIS 81. Oi. SIS 0d. Hams-Long CUT ty% vhs
Shoulders 35s0d Butter-lO7s6d per cwtor nnes hi.es
states tLeese-Americsn Choice, 63s Va. " neat-i'oi
Western Spring IS Cd. us. 3D.; Rel Winter IS oL q
spring Is I'D, Mixed Western As Adj California 20.
4 Is Cd No. z Is I'd 90 Sd per GENITAL ITO
duce-Sprts OF TuTpentne, US 9 do at London -s %.
per cwt; Refined Petroleum Id per gahol Sio'ef seer.
American Rcd, 49s. per cwI laow-Zo VI. per wv
Fine American, 24s Oh Prime Guy, 2Ss. od per cwS
Ro,n-Io IS 9dj Pale. lis. I'd Gos ID l1hseo o'
90. Cd per cw INSTRUMENTATION Refriger"ted beo'
hind quarters 5; fore quarters. % per ID hops a. Lon
don York state. AZ los o. rs U.s. od So'tonsos1
oil. Liverpool make. lSs. I'd. A.. L.. uw.-.
The Of for the past three days were
74SOO ccnlals ,.-. var. ooe ooo
eentals Including la. 600 American. go ANA
IoXnoy Ian ls-Produoe- Linseet OIL ego Us III hZo
Calcutta Linseed, iOs a. per quarters -iI
seed Cake 26 LIS. 3D. per ton Refined petroleum. ny.
,d gallon; Spirits OF Iurpentne <ys vi: per
cwt Pale 0s MS o. Professionalism S2s ID per
ewL for American sagar-l3a od per ewt Ter CaDa Ten.
truga poorizng 96o and lis Cd ia 3D. for Mnseovao
fair refining anoat Australian Talow-Beei 2ts oL 02os
Cd. Mutton. 27s Oh a3Os Cd Cocoanut V-Sey on; 40
6s Cochin 936 o. American Refrigerated Beei % "a ZOE
hind quarters 2 I'd for fore quarters per Old w NE
carcass. nj. ..,or,.,, -
ANTWRRP Jan. Notwithstanding Pale American IL
francs rs centmes paid aud II francs 81 centmes
Wicoxs closed 81 francs 90 cenmos per IoV sos
BREMEN Jan. ISL etroeum, D marks ~ pfehhihgs;
Lard closes. at 50 marks 20 penninxs per iio "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19

SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TKRM-PART III-Before O'Gor.
man. J-Nos. 1892. 1894. 1902.
SUPERIOR CouKT-TRiAL TRRx-PART Iv.-Before Truax
J.-No 1888 1400.
COMMON PIkAs-GESERAL TERM-Aduourned until the first
COMMON PIEAs-srECAL TERx-Beforc DAILY, J.-No day
calendar.
nos S2ss 1884 22as 1915 522S 22ib 2yos 1905 i75s
2O6s 223 1921 2244 225o 1885, 1894 22ol 2s4S. 2Sos.
2300 23lO. 231l, 23l2
CRY CouRT-TRIAL TRRM-PARr I-Before Hal. Nos.
5le 2079 474 4o9 495 Asa 540 Goa 6l6 564
462 COL. $50. 633, 1874.
CTR CoURT-TRIAL TKRM-PART 1I.-Before Hyatt J.
Nos 2s6 l60 57s sos. 49, 3ll. b69 307. 1885, 572 377
CRY CoiRf-TRIAL TKRM-PARr III-Before Browne. j.
Nos 1874 583 19l ILL., $40 co. l547 247 $685. 1926 $685. 697
6l2 G26, 1877, 62S, 639, $780, -.
COURT OF OYER AND TERIxER0Adjourned to January 20
COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs-PART I-Before Judge Cow
ing Assistant District Attorney Fellows-Nos 2 T.
5. Pleadings- 6. 7. 8. 8, 10, IL, IL.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssoNs-PARr 1I-Before Judge
Gderseeve and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
Noa ], q g. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO jan lS (SpeefaD- this morning from
California the grain operators the coast had be-
soaarsed lack OF rain that yesterday they af
their maket cents GENITAL There has been so
far only when there should have
eight The intensely cold weather in
the Northwest made the receipts there light Clifford &
buyers wheat tho opening and May
opened cents and kept close SIS cents At o'clock
option Ssh stood wheat did The
builish of trading prevented
There only $4,000 hogs at the yards and
prices there were higher The quality reported much
improved In there little movement that there
been oil for the day. In the after
the business the floor May
wheat kept at s5l cents and May Ala May
pork closed a Sl2 l72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19
TIE PkTROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
the floor traders In crude oil at the Consolidated
Exchange anxious help advance in price They
appear disposed oppose such movement. Hammer.
ing every favorable opportunity yesterday buo
IN the scored another small gain the
day rates were down TO sO4jO cents
pretty good borrowing enand on the dlI
The only plausible explanation OF this bears attitude
speculative interest Is that is feared that an
other break price from az cents due and that the
disability OF the swelling Of Washngons output from the
Tx be opened In the next two weeks may un
favoraby impress values For the first influence onsee
may be found in tie altered position OF weak operators Any
rise In ashingto than likely 10 be tempoy-t 10
passing the OF all wtesand pools Ike Cherry Grove NO
lsS which fell from 700 barrels day 10 zoo
barrels last month (the average daily runs reportedG
ike Wardwell, from 10000 barrels 10 500
barrels a day last month; like Thorn Greek.
Kane $500 10 5000 and Tarkll nom 300 10 lcOO
barrels the oca report OF the scout OF the Exchange
shonsiowns yield dow from 800 barrels last OetoOers
Weld about 1000 barrels day. The Mount Morris de-
velopnents have collapsed and In no other direction Is he
important pool apparent There an obvious
the talk about the effect Of Russian competition
production rapidly dwind lug and stocks are beng
reduced at the rate OF 100000 10 100000 barrels
q month, which was lacking some months ago when
visible supply expanding at that rate festerays
effort dpress after an excited onen
ing at Il LQ7l2Q7lTs cents There was good GOAL OF
pounding the close but the last prCe was 72 Genus d
The range OF prices dealings at the consO!.
dated Exchange were as follows;
Openinc . ........ II > Lowest.....-".....- lis
Highest ................. 12s Final 80
Reaue oil was firm at advance OF Monday at 6 cents
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19
suRs AND SKINS

MILK AND
The daily receipts Of milk and AZ The diver
ent railroad distributing points In and the city for the
Of condensed milk and 80 cans Of cream susquehanna,
Northern. l.275 cans Of milk Harlem 1857 cans
OF milk. 70 cans OF condensed milk and SO Gang
OF cream NewH Haven and Hartford l.l75 OF milk;
Ontario and West Shore 242l Of milk SO cans o.
cans Of milk aud OF and by miscellaneous short
rontes $50 cans OF milk and rs cans OF cream Th4
total daily supply has been of milk 1913 OF
condensed milk and Of The market has bee&
ana the average pFice PAID for the surplus the pse
forms has been 81 65 can OF 40 quarta